Cabaret Series: Dion Tucker and his Jazz Ensemble. at Sieminski Theater

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The very best in Broadway and jazz cabarets come to Basking Ridge NJ in our new Summer Cabaret Series. Why travel all the way to New York, when we bring the best of New York to you.  The Sieminski Theater has been transformed into a cosmopolitan cabaret setting with seating for 128 patrons.  Upon arrival each patron receives a glass of Prosecco, individual charcuterie and sweets to enjoy while socializing.  A cash bar will be available as well.  Then sit back and enjoy the show! General seating table size range from 10 patrons and seating will be assigned upon arrival.  Premium seating is available for private tables for two (limited availability). General seating $85. p/p and can be purchased online. Be sure to select the correct date for the cabaret performance you wish to see. 

Private premium tables for two ($185. per table) and entire table purchases (up to 10 people $850.) available by calling 908-580-3892

DION TUCKER grew up in Miami FL, where he started playing trombone at age 10. He moved to NYC in 1998, where he has since played with the Illinois Jacquet Big Band, Steve Turre & the Sanctified Shells, Ray Charles Big Band, and the Count Basie Band. He has been a member of the Lincoln Center Jazz Orchestra, led by Wynton Marsalis, as well as Lester Bowie and the Brass Fantasy, the Louie Armstrong Centennial Band, the Clark Terry Big Band and Frank Foster & the Loud Minority. Dion has made T,V. appearances on the Oprah Winfrey Show, the David Letterman Show, The Ellen Degeneres Show, The View, The Today Show, and The Jimmy Fallon Show, and has traveled the world to perform in Asia, Europe, Africa, Cuba, Turkey and New Zealand, and is currently a member of the Duke Ellington Orchestra and The Harry Connick Jr. Big Band. Dion has appeared with Harry Connick Jr. at the White House for President Barack Obama and appears in Connick’s recent dvd “Live From Broadway” as well as participating in Connick’s weekday T.V. show Harry.